10 Saddest WWE Wrestler Downfalls

[@BeAGoodDoga]

Tazz’s mistreatment in WWF was unforgivable.

[@theharv1490]

At least he’s a good commentator

[@BeAGoodDoga]

@@theharv1490 indeed.

[@ShuckyDucky09]

Never understood why people liked him so much he was a midget

[@nove254]

I love tazz's appearance on botch mania 😂

[@billsloan]

I forgive them.

[@brandonperkins176]

Scott Steiner's 2002 WWE run was saddening. Tazz in the WWF/E was watered down and turned him into a shell of himself.

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS scott first and only run in the wwe was just downright sad and terrible because it showed that all those steroids he was taking and all of those muscles were catching up to him.

[@holypoop88]

He was injured, which is why he fell off

[@zanethind]

Honestly Scott shouldn't have been signed at that time or perform because he had drop foot which impacted his matches a lot

[@zanethind]

​@@holypoop88yeah he shouldn't have been allowed to perform

[@zanethind]

​@@cliffordjackson3his first run was with his brother Rick as part of the Steiner Brothers tag team before he went to WCW

[@gryndkor]

Vince NEVER made any effort with most of the ECW/WCW talent. He just wanted to humiliate them.

[@blue_collar_solidYT]

Except for Oldberg

[@justinqualls4964]

He really liked Booker T, Jericho, Benoit, and Guerrero. That was pretty much it tho.

[@harrylewis4430]

​@@justinqualls4964 bah booker t had to go threw like 8 years humiliation before being allowed to win the gold the others switched sides before the end of the Monday night wars so we're given a pass

[@ClassyMustache09]

@@justinqualls4964 don’t forget Rey Mysterio he use to be in WCW before being signed to WWE in 2001

[@desfefe]

@@harrylewis4430 Yeah that's pretty much what Vince did. He protected those that switched over, but those that were acquired when WWE bought WCW were here just to job to WWE superstars.

[@Theempiresf49]

Taz is underrated on the mic. Him and cole was the best smackdown duo on commentary

[@mza4739]

Agreed

[@Abominable_Intelligences]

Paul Heymans promo against WWF during the Alliance period was by far the best explanation on what happened to Tazz

[@The4cp]

Injuries too

[@sethross7217]

Yes I remember that episode. Paul was speaking facts.

[@octoman_games]

"you turned this killing machine into a pathetic commentator!" then Tazz choked out Heyman.

[@jbdub08]

Scott Steiner was suffering from a severe case of drop foot when he signed with the WWE. They should have never allowed him in the ring until after he had surgery to fix it.

[@brianstone3722]

Exactly bro

[@jim1242]

honorable mention to Vader- he had a great run in Japan and WCW. Its sad that he went from a main eventer to a joke at WWF back in the 90s.

[@mister54336.]

For some context with Taz, he had many injuries during his time in ECW (Especially with the botched Pile-driver he suffered during that time), and he later decided to become a Color-commenter after retiring his In-ring work. His backstage attitude didn't help either, once the invasion storyline started, he then became Steve Austin's punching bag.

[@heisensaul5538]

An old school one that I'm kind of surprised didn't make the list: King Kong Bundy. In 1986, he's facing the Hulkster in the main event of WrestleMania 2. one year later, he's at WrestleMania III working a comedy match in the midcard with hilbilly Jim and midget wrestlers. He was the premier monster heel facing the champion for the title and a year later he's in joke match on the biggest show of the year.

[@kazallroberts]

Facts, apparently Bundy had heat with Mr. McMahon at the time and two used to get into arguments on a daily basis, while it's unknown what the problem was, Bundy was never gonna be a top-tier wrestler during that point.

[@heisensaul5538]

@@kazallroberts I'm guessing that it had to do with that computer endorsement he had and I'm guessing that Vince didn't get a cut of it, and that is what I'm guessing (among other things) led to their falling out.

[@kazallroberts]

@@heisensaul5538 From what I've heard, Bundy reportedly wanted Vince to pay him more money but Vince refused and another rumored I heard was that King Kong Bundy was campaigning to win the title at Wrestlemania 2 but Vince also refused as he though Bundy was too fat to be a high-tier star in the business and the last rumor I heard was that Bundy apparently gain a reputation of being very difficult to work with but Bundy claims it was the locker room that who were ones cause the problems and not him.

[@heisensaul5538]

@@kazallroberts Unfortunately we will probably never know what happened exactly between them.

[@kazallroberts]

@@heisensaul5538 Yup

[@dauntlessasmr7910]

Saturn got the Mopie gimmick as a punishment for going crazy in the ring and violently attacking a jobber during a match. Yes, the jobber screwed up royally and nearly ended Saturn's career. But Saturn's response was way too over the top. WWE might have given him a real chance, but Saturn blew it.

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

He shouldn't have reacted AT ALL after he got hurt he should have went straight to Vince. Been the bigger person and none of his stupidity would have happened.

[@LomanLawson]

@@Silver_wind_1987_ to be fair. i much preferred the moppie gimmick. it was funny and then it was over. good enough for the viewers.

[@EdwardFairburn]

I remember Perry Saturn being presented strongly for quite a while, European Champion, Terri as a manager, hardcore matches - even a random match on Heat against HHH in which he looked strong - (most likely I think because he had the same trainer as Helmsley). His downfall was pretty much his own fault due to injuring others and substance abuse issues. Dean Malenko's quality shone, however putting him with the cruiserweights was the wrong decision as fans watched those matches to see high flyers and cruiserweights had always been underutilised in WWF.

[@DocIdaho]

With Perry Saturn, the Moppy storyline was punishment for his match with Mike Bell where he went nuts after a botched move and almost killed Mike.

[@urcookin]

That wasn’t his only one either. He treated jobbers really badly too. It’s sad too as he could have been a pretty solid mid carder.

[@JesusWillSaveYou]

Some extra info for some of these. Steiner was injured during his WWE return, hense his god awful performances especially in those 2 Triple H matches where his injury was at a all time high. Perry Saturn got buried because he intentionally injured Mike Bell during a match on heat. Amore & Cass got buried because they had backstage heat with the locker room (Amore) & management (Cass). Alex Riley had heat with John Cena, so he got buried for it. DDP had heat with the Undertaker, so he got buried for it.

[@Urjustalostboy]

Enzo actually ended up released (at least in part) because of some allegations that surfaced about him!

[@izxyyt]

Alex riley was such a miss, He had a good theme song, Good in the ring and the mic work. Such a what IF moment

[@JBM425]

Was he too much like The Miz for WWE’s tastes (or perhaps The Miz himself)?

[@kazallroberts]

@@JBM425Apparently it was John Cena who killed Alex's momentum as Cena believed Alex was someone WWE shouldn't take seriously.

[@ShiningJudgment666]

@@kazallroberts Or he did it to protect his own spot that he wasn't ready to give up.

[@kazallroberts]

@@ShiningJudgment666 Wouldn't surprise if that was also the case.

[@ShiningJudgment666]

@@kazallroberts It was 2011. John Cena still very rarely lost clean at that time.

[@cliffordjackson3]

In my opinion taz’s size and that whole backstage controversy about him having a attitude about other wrestlers using suplex’s and saying how he was the only one who is supposed to do it derailed his wwe run luckily most people remember taz in the wwe when he debuted at the royal rumble 2000 against kurt angle or his run as a commentator.

[@mistermann3225]

Explain to me about the suplex thing. Did he not want others wrestlers doing his Tazzplex? Or suplexes that all? I heard that other wrestlers lied and said his suplexes were unsafe when that wasn't the case.....

[@ravikelly1011]

Size had nothing to do with it, Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Bryan Danielson, C.M. Punk, The Miz, Chris Jericho are all smaller guys that have been Champions & destined to be hall of famers if they're not already. Rey Mysterio is shorter than Taz & smaller in stature & is definitely going to be a Hall of famer, no question. I believe Taz should be in the hall based off his career. There are lesser talents in the hall, guys that never won World Heavyweight Championships in any promotions. I believe Sabu as well should be inducted to the h.o.f. How many World Championships did Sting win in WWE & he's in the h.o.f. WWE politics is what kept most of these guys back. & really WWE watered down Taz. In ECW Taz was suplex city & who did he seriously injure with his variety of Tazplex's. WWE wasn't worried about Brock Lesnar dumping dudes on their heads. Taz wasn't even using suplexes after that debut match with Kurt Angle & if he was it was scaled back (watered down). But since Vince (McMahon) didn't create these ECW guys he never had plans to push these guys. He treated most of them like s#!+. Rob Van Dam, Chris Jericho, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio & The Dudley Boys were so over when they came to WWE that it was undeniable that they would eventually get their push. All are or will be in the h.o.f. Benoit won't for obvious reasons but would have been had he not did what he did.

[@James.breeshh]

Poor Ryback 😂

[@JoobJaibot]

"Feed me more... PLEASE?"

[@Lukas-weh]

Said no one, not even him 🤣

[@peterw.kocsis2520]

I liked Ryback. So much potential there.

[@apri1979]

I liked Jinder as a champion and am sad they bunked him soon after. Enzo and Cass simply weren‘t that good, but Enzo could speak. This is what the duo was all about. The release of both had their reasons because of their actions outside the ring. Sanity is a great example in your list how Vince gave nothing about most that came from NXT. He hasn‘t understand the building and threated everyone as a new guy in WWE. The destruction of Taz, the Suplex Machine, was an other thing i didn‘t understand back then. One guy i miss on your list is EC3. He was presented as the next big thing (in his second coming) but then gets dropped like a hot potato without any reason named.

[@RojoCube]

Enzo ans Big Cass were the most over tag team probably since the Dudleys made their wwf debut. They missed a huge opportunity to call their tag team The Certified G's they never even got a title match.

[@AJMashUps2863]

I think it was because of Lesnar, he refused to have a match with Jinder and after that, everything went absolute downfall for Jinder

[@risekujikawa7763]

Lesnar refused to have a match with Jinder (Lesnar would probably jobbed to Jinder in this situation) and i guess WWE just lost confidence to jinder after that It doesnt help that Jinder has a weak finisher. He has the physique and can move I'm the ring but that finisher is just bad

[@jacobowens9828]

@@RojoCube did you watch the video? They did get a title match against the vaudevillians but Enzo got injured

[@RojoCube]

@Jacob Owens I made the comment before it got to that part. I honestly never knew they get a title match.

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Chris Masters would've been a main event material if booked properly

[@wilcee238]

Not with all the roids he was on.

[@ilikethecokev2]

​@@wilcee238If he wrestled in the 80's that wouldn't have stopped him

[@ShaneDouglas713]

The 8 second squash loss to Kofi is absolutely unforgivable...😑

[@kazallroberts]

Technically it was 9 seconds

[@homeoftek5844]

Not imo. Kofi wasn't a draw lol

[@ShaneDouglas713]

@@homeoftek5844 That's your opinion though..

[@homeoftek5844]

@@ShaneDouglas713 it's a fact. Kofi was a midcard champion. Hell, he was having midcard matches as champion

[@percinator4535]

@@ShaneDouglas713 Kofi wasn’t a draw and didn’t really have a good reign. The chase and Kofimania stuff was great but it was all going downhill from there

[@JM1993951]

Steiner’s last WWE run was the most disappointing for me. Instead of waiting for him to heal, they put an injured Steiner with an injured Triple H and blamed Steiner for the shitty matches.

[@remingtonbouyer]

Right they both was horrible for being legends

[@kamarichristie4346]

Scott steiner had alot of potential

[@gas4717]

Key word “had”

[@midhungopan9270]

Personally i think his brother had even more potential...but scott had the ring presence to overcome

[@percinator4535]

He wasn’t the same in wwe. He couldn’t go in the ring like he used to. The match with Triple H was terrible

[@ShiningJudgment666]

@@percinator4535 His physique limited him as it was too.

[@mjstory1976]

Maybe in the mid 90s but definitely not when he went to WWE

[@theharv1490]

Still will never understand why Jinder was WWE Champion and Shinsuke never won the title

[@TeamForwood]

He was supposed to win it from Mahal and lose it to Corbin who would cash in on him,but plans changed

[@kazallroberts]

@@TeamForwoodIt was also reported that Vince McMahon never saw Shinsuke as a top guy.

[@apri1979]

For me Jinder as a champion wasn‘t that bad. Only the way to the title was at least odd. Shinsuke as a „greater“ champion would have been a good thing. But then there was a McMahon, who don‘t like foreigners that much in higher roles, except he can make money with the decision. Just like Jinder and the indian market. You can see a lot of examples in all the years. Especially asian wrestlers (male and female) weren‘t handled that good.

[@dhenderson1810]

Jinder Mahal was made champ, because Vince wanted to tap into the Indian market, given that they have the most people on the planet.

[@percinator4535]

@@kazallroberts It’s true Shinsuke is not a top guy

[@gwthump]

When tazz debuted i was hyped as a kid. Always put my brother in the tazzmission

[@gtsextreme]

Your the best I showed my dad your channel so he can see some WWE leaks and he loves your channel and so do I 😊

[@randysavelljr5324]

Tazz's true calling is on the mic, i accidentally found his sports talk show one day, Tazz & The Moose, and loved it. Hes great on the stick no matter the setting

[@phayboi8096]

Mahal should def gonna be on this list Kofi.... 🥺 His, from main eventer back to a tag partner is so painful

[@chrissultan2047]

I feel like there are so many wrestlers ( especially in the 2010s and Covid year) who had their push cancelled. Part 2?

[@dusk1234567890]

Tazz simply didn’t live up to the hype. As soon as I saw him after hearing so much about him, my reaction was “he’s just a short lumpy Oompa Loompa!”

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Dean Malenko & Perry Saturn were underrated

[@percinator4535]

Dean Malenko was just boring

[@spookerredmenace3950]

Zack Ryfder !! also Scott Steiner's foot was causing him problems

[@thaheartbreaker]

Kozlov walked so Walter could run

[@rave400v6]

Kazlov will always be remembered for pinning the Undertaker CLEAN when I first saw it on TV.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Ricochet he went from fighting Brock Lesnar to losing to Riddick Moss for 24/7 Championship The Very Next Night.

[@SAMI_ZAYN_FANPAGE]

Atleast he won ic title

[@kazallroberts]

@@SAMI_ZAYN_FANPAGEAnd The US title.

[@SAMI_ZAYN_FANPAGE]

@@kazallroberts yes

[@theharv1490]

@@kazallroberts And the NXT North American Championship

[@percinator4535]

He’s not good on the mic, and doesn’t have a character. All he does is flips and dives and that’s why he’s in the midcard. Yea h wrestled Brock but that wasn’t a sign of any main event push

[@dermetzger]

I remember seeing the Radicals at ringside when I was watching that episode of Raw live. And the main thing that I remember wondering was "what the hell kind of hat was Perry Saturn wearing? "

[@bavarianwolf3806]

3:12 damn those moonsault with the knees right into the ribs seems awful.. that must be hurt

[@AnhDonoi]

They tried to market Tazz as an unstoppable monster similar to which they would eventually do for Lesnar but Tazz just doesn’t have the look or build to be intimidating. He was on the short side for any one to see him as a threst

[@youngstezievlogs611]

Tazz once called the human suplex machine in ECW to being called a street thug in the WWF, and burly being pushed is sad , Tazz could have been a big star. 😞

[@GxGNoir]

Drew Mcintyre should be on here dude went from chosen one to 3MB

[@hollacity]

I know Kozlov is looking at Gunther like 🤦🏿‍♂️ 😅😅😅

[@IM-xs3uv]

Imagine getting Koslov vs Taker at WM instead of HBK vs Taker. ~Shudders~

[@thebestintheworld1559]

I mean honestly Kofi could be a honorable mention. Yeah losing to Brock in 8 seconds and going to back to tag was odd... Kofi still very employed and part of The New Day. His fall worse than Alex Riley or Tazz or Sanity? Idk about that bro

[@RichSmithson]

Outside of a few guys, it was like Vince was trying to destroy WCW or ECW talent for becoming big names outside the WWF. Looking back 30 years later its utterly tragic that Vince did this. A once in a life time opportunity having 3 wrestling companies unite into 1, and Vince wants to play favourites and bury people for no reason.

[@donjai9366]

I feel like Justin Gabriel & Evan Bourne should be on this list because WWE definitely mistreated them. Especially Justin Gabriel

[@duyphan4617]

Damn. After seeing Alberto Del Rio's sad recent match in a school stadium, i came back to this. Though unlike most of cases in this clip, he did have it coming.

[@glennotaro2836]

Was there at msg for the Tazz debut and it was insane.

[@jordanstevenson1703]

Chris Benoit is the biggest example

[@theharv1490]

You know why they can’t mention him tho

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@theharv1490They are no beholden to WWE's rules. Besides, he was mentioned in the Perry Saturn entry.

[@soomro81]

Truth be told, WWE was at failure in case of Scott Steiner, Malenko, Raven, Parry Saturn and the rest of the WCW guys. They just couldnt figure out what to do with them. In case of Steiner, he got in a Feud with Triple H, the Son in Law of the "Law" in WWE, so he suffered. They made him look bad. Malenko was one of the most technical wrestlers in WCW. So in short, whoever competed with Cena and Triple H was wasted. And Tazz, oh man what a waste of Talent!

[@JohnDonald-m5o]

I met Taz at the WWF restaurant in manhattan when I was in high school. The chicken tendies I ordered were great.

[@official_dee17]

ezekiel jackson n mason ryan should of been on this list. they had serious talent on there hands with these two, n both were absolute monsters

[@PralaynathGendaswami]

One wrestler, whose downfall is literally sad is the great Khali... Imagine being someone who intimidated Undertaker and Was on a winning streak in his initial days, ended up being a caricature

[@FactsoftheMatters]

I can only see tazz running down the ramp in no mercy video game like the thumbnail lol

[@elleni-41]

I met tazz in the late 90s n have his autograph..his treatment in wwf was awful..

[@ThailandDantotherescue]

Taz had a great intro in the WWE with a win over Kurt Angle. I was watching TV that night. I liked him feuding with Lawler, because it was always great to see the King in the ring. But after that, he was just buried.... BUT.. I have always liked him on commentary. He has built a nice career in WWE, TNA and AEW on commentary, as a wrestler he would be fully retired by now.

[@OGRaka]

I agree with about 7 out of the 10 but again that’s VKM for you! He’s like a child with a new toy once the novelty wears off it’s Vince being Vince! When he had complete autonomy he pushed the same guys over and over! I’m 100% sure if was still running 100% of the show today he would’ve buried Cody, LA Knight, Theory etc long ago!

[@SDSOverfiend]

Scott Steiner was a Squasher. Nobody told them to do a 30 minute match with him and just shoot him up the ranks for wrestlemania.

[@irishspagetti6565]

The Steiner one is brutal, he was so good as a heel in WCW

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Perry Saturn was one of the greatest in ring talents I have ever seen. Very underutilized

[@thomaskennerson1600]

Almost 2mil TOC! Lets see this milestone accomplished!

[@RedWelshDragon]

Eddie and Dean were the real stars, Perry was ok and the other guy is not worth mentioning, Chris Masters was a waste of time, Enzo and Cass were underrated, Alex Riley had a great look, move set, entrance theme, DDP was treated like crap and deserved much better.

[@percinator4535]

Dean Malenko was boring asl

[@thesbleeder2162]

What they did to DDP was criminal. The man had been right up there with Sting and Goldberg in terms of popularity in WCW.

[@hawkeyestiguy]

WWE needed to buy out WCW, but keep the brand separate. They royally screwed that up. I watched WWE regularly at that time & never really watched WCW. What WWE failed to understand is, it's not that the WCW guys weren't good, many of them were great. BUT, as a WWE fan, I was largely unfamiliar with the WCW guys--at least as far as their character went. I was invested in WWE & those were the guys I was familiar with. I loved Benoit, the Guerreros, DDP, Booker T, etc, but needed time to get used to them. They just murdered the entire brand. Bought WCW, tried to merge those guys into WWE overnight, & then cut 95% of them, so WCW fans had no where to go. SMH. Keep the brand, restructure it & cut back a little if needed, but don't just shut it down. What a botch job.

[@nickk7425]

I remember that was back when i was still watching the WWF and There was a TON of hype for the debut of Tazz, than i remember he just fizzled out

[@pepito2847]

Let’s see Kofi lost the WWE Title to Brock and never got a rematch Big E lost the WWE Title to Brock and never got a rematch Lashley lost the WWE Title to Brock (and didn’t even get pinned to lost the title!!) and.. You guessed it!! Never got a rematch!! Very bizarre how the three black WWE champions of the modern era all had their reigns ended by Brock

[@theharv1490]

At least Bobby had two matches against Brock afterwards even if it wasn’t for the title

[@schoolwork9376]

the problem with the WWE is that they opted for telenovela writing. The over the top drama, the over the top comedy, the over the top acting. Instead of going for real world scenerios that defined the WWF and WCW.

[@swatgamingofficial72]

Actually wwe never wants to push kofi mustafa ali injury is the main reason for kofi push as a backup option

[@locloud8119]

Tazz is legit childood, I never seen him wrestle as a kid but I just knew he was an animal

[@still-standingrunner810]

The WWF did Perry Saturn dirty

[@Mickieshelton]

The clips of Kozlov becoming a joke almost got me in tears😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kennyscp]

Paul Heyman while roasting Vince, he turns on to Taz. So, end of the day Paul was right

[@silverchairx]

That moppy gimmick they gave Saturn was a death sentence 😂 albeit a hilarious one

[@jg657]

Taz, Koffy Kingston, & DDP did it for me

[@nunyabidness4220]

Yeah, I miss DDP a lot. Page was great... his WCW run should have been repeated in WWE, but Vince is a petty idiot. Taz was great in ECW and WWE misused him, but I think he was pretty badly injured around that time, so it may not be all Vince's fault. Probably mostly is, though...

[@childofgod8148]

They definitely mishandled Jinder Mahal. He could have been so much more!!!

[@williamhay7705]

DDP WWE career was a punishment. Dude was the best wrestler in WWE at the time but they decided to punish him for being a WCW guy like every other WCW wrestler at the time.

[@aceassn716]

Vader monster unstoppable debut.. Only for lost smile to derail his run as champ with the Winged Eagle Jericho had an all time debut an didnt even make the WM card that year either

[@KRRONYT]

What about Snitsky, Finlay , The Great Khali, A-train/ Lord Tensai , The Hurricane,Stacy Keibler, Trish, Chyna and many more

[@Lukas-weh]

What WWF/E did to Tazz was an insult and now they are interested in sign his son, Hook. "It was a different time, you can't compare" but Vince/HHH still in the company and also for what? to be a comedy joke like his father, lackluster feuds and waste his potential being so young? No, thanks.

[@same4982]

I'd heard there was a whole story behind why Saturn's push suddenly dead ended

[@mitvhome7640]

Tazz was very in our time 90's we had a collection of playing card of every superstar's

[@seekersadhak]

Who was the blonde valet with malenko? @2:22

[@carter3369]

Tazz Royal Rumble 2000: Get’s huge pop Royal Rumble 2001: Get’s eliminated in five second’s whilst a guy holds up a sign which says “MY CRAP IS BIGGER THAN TAZZ” lol

[@superstarthomas]

Always liked Christ Masters Vladimir Kozlov Tazz and Cass. They were underrated as hell.

[@Thunderpaapa]

brother following you since a long time. not a good video mate, something was off the picks were not good, are you ok brother

[@blessethishe]

All these guys were injured/damaged. Therefore the plug had to be pulled. And with some, pulled immediately!

[@Flamingcloud083]

Only one of this list that really feels bad to me is DDP.. but he was old and it was a crowded main event scene. (even if they didn't mess up with the stalker thing)

[@AriesKing24]

Funny enough about number 10, steiner was fine in the indies and tna after wwe so what if it was wwe that was the problem. It's always this way though, blame the talent in wwe because wwe tried to monopolize pro wrestling so nobody knows most of these flops were very successful outside and after wwe

[@MoDeegroes]

Taz was really clowned in WWF. i kno he wasnt the easiest to deal with behind scenes but dam....Vince really did him dirty

[@thedecipher346]

Honarable mentions: Sting and Raven

[@Force-of-Will]

For me the biggest downfall was Tatanka. From an undeafeated fan favorite to zero within months. Sad story.

[@serwombles8816]

Kozlov did have a great villain look

[@unclecreed2986]

Taz had just put his body through too much damage in ECW he didnt have much left by the time he got to WWE.

[@Sunprism]

Saddest and quickest downfall are two different things completely. Example: The Shockmaster

[@AustinKingbadass-zn5zt]

What about karrian Kroos

[@clintonantgony905]

kurt angle makes Tazz did not get his push because after a match against tazz Kurt Angle went and completed on him with Vince McMahon. That is what happens to him

[@Pootie_Tan]

What about my man, D’Lo Brown?

[@JuwanAnderson58]

Oh Tazz? Fckin tell me about it 🤣🤣🤣 With how hard and exclusive his debut in the E was… You’d a thought was going to be a big time player

[@ShaneDouglas713]

I definitely didn't like that WWE made DDP did that storyline obsession with Sara, he deserved better...😑

[@Undertakers_Father]

Vince did a huge disservice to Kofi…

[@kieranbohannon4057]

Can u please do a women's version of this video?

[@Reasonablemind]

I bet kofi didn’t want to lose working in wwe so he did as he was told and here we are. We can still hope for a time new day gets serious and evolve

[@jza16x63]

True but it's messed up how anytime someone like him or big E wins they never get to be champion as long as Brock or Roman it's usually long enough for the fans and wrestler to enjoy it then it's back to nothing

[@Reasonablemind]

@@jza16x63 favoritism has always been around in wwe

[@jza16x63]

@@Reasonablemind True as messed up as it is but honestly that's why I grew from it, I respect most superstars but I get tired of the same people getting different storylines though imo Kofi Big E and Lashley would've had badass title reins